Warp first appeared in the Teen Titans cartoon series, voiced by Xander Berkeley. This version is a time-travelling villain from one-hundred years in the future. In the episode "How Long is Forever", he travels to Jump City in order to steal a device that (his) history said had disappeared as history said the artifact disappeared because he went back to steal it, but the Teen Titans appear to stop him. During their first fight, Warp attempts to escape but Starfire tackles him into a time portal. They end up twenty years in the future after Starfire takes a crucial part of Warp's suit. He steals the part back and fixes his machine, but the future Teen Titans apprehend him before he is able to escape. During the second battle, Warp's time suit malfunctions from the damage to his suit's vortex regulator thanks to Nightwing and he is reduced to the age of an infant. Starfire returned to the present with the artifact at the time when Warp was escaping back to his own time before Starfire pushed him into the portal. Warp makes a brief non-voiced cameo in "Cyborg the Barbarian" when Cyborg mentions what happens when history is tampered with. Warp makes one final non-voiced appearance in "Calling All Titans" as a member of the Brotherhood of Evil. Warp aids fellow supervillain See-More in an attack on Herald and participates in the subsequent showdown with the extended Teen Titans but is later frozen by Mas y Menos.

Warp appears in the tenth season of Smallville, portrayed by Elias Toufexis. He appears as a member of the Suicide Squad that assists Rick Flag on a mission. He helps Rick to assassinate Lois's father, General Sam Lane who was planning to pass the Vigilante Registration Act. However, when they were about to be attacked by Oliver and Clark, Emil teleports himself and Rick Flag to a safer place. In this episode, Emil didn't had the ability to fly rather than his comic book incarnation.